This site has the weirdest anti-copy system I've ever see.<p>I noticed because I usualy browse with javascript disabled. Have a look at the source:<p><pre><code> <style type="text/css">
@media print
{
.u972bf{position:absolute;text-indent:-10000px;display:none}.y34{position:absolute;text-indent:-10000px;display:none}.r834db{position:absolute;text-indent:-10000px;display:none}
}
</style>
<div style="position:absolute;top:0px;left:0px;background-color:#f0f0f0;z-index:100"></div>
<noscript>
.u972bf{position:relative;text-indent:-10000px;}.y34{position:relative;text-indent:-10000px;}.r834db{position:relative;text-indent:-10000px;}<style type="text/css">#noscriptmessage{display:block !important } .width_646.column_left{display:none}</style>
</noscript>
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And that's the mess behind the text:<p><pre><code> <p><i class="r834db">to </i>If <i class="y34">&copy;afr.com </i>I <span class="y34">&copy;afr.com </span><span class="u972bf">Based </span>had <span class="y34">&copy;afr.com </span><span class="r834db"> </span><i class="r834db">accustomed </i><b class="u972bf">and </b><span class="e218f">$1</span>
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Should this be an example of "how to improve a website"?